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NETGEAR R7000 User Manual

NETGEAR R7000
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350 East Plumeria Drive
San Jose, CA 95134
USA
August 2015
202-11301-09
Nighthawk
AC1900
Smart WiFi Router
Model R7000
User Manual

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NETGEAR R7000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNETGEAR
ModelR7000
WiFi Technology802.11ac
USB Ports1 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0
Antennas3 external antennas
BeamformingYes
RAM256 MB
Flash Memory128 MB
Frequency Band2.4 GHz / 5 GHz
WiFi SpeedUp to 1900 Mbps
Processor1 GHz dual-core processor
Ethernet Ports5 (1 WAN & 4 LAN)
SecurityWPA/WPA2
Dimensions285 x 184.5 x 50 mm (11.22 x 7.26 x 1.97 in)
Weight750 g

Summary

Hardware Setup

Position Your Router

Guidance on selecting an optimal location for the router to maximize WiFi signal range.

Cable Your Router

Step-by-step instructions for connecting the router to the modem and power source.

Connect to the Network and Access the Router

Log In to the Router

Procedure for logging into the router's web interface using administrator credentials.

Specify Your Internet Settings

Use the Internet Setup Wizard

Step-by-step guide to using the Setup Wizard for automatic Internet configuration.

Manually Set Up Internet Connection

Manual configuration of Internet connection settings, including login requirements.

Internet Connection Without Login

Configuring the router for Internet connections that do not require login credentials.

Internet Connection With Login

Configuring the router for Internet connections requiring ISP login information.

Specify IPv6 Internet Connections

Setting up IPv6 Internet connections, including auto-detect and manual configuration.

IPv6 Auto Detect Connection

Configuring IPv6 connection by allowing the router to auto-detect settings.

IPv6 Auto Config Connection

Setting up IPv6 connection using automatic configuration parameters.

IPv6 6rd Tunnel Connection

Configuring an IPv6 connection using the 6rd tunnel protocol.

IPv6 6to4 Tunnel Connection

Configuring an IPv6 connection via a 6to4 tunnel.

IPv6 Pass Through Connection

Setting up IPv6 connection in pass-through mode, functioning as a Layer 2 switch.

IPv6 Fixed Connection

Configuring a static IPv6 address and prefix length for the WAN interface.

IPv6 DHCP Connection

Setting up an IPv6 connection using a DHCP server for address assignment.

IPv6 PPPoE Connection

Configuring an IPv6 connection using PPPoE authentication with ISP details.

Enable Bridge or Add VLAN Tag Group

Enabling bridge mode or configuring VLAN tag groups for specific network needs.

Optimize Performance

Quality of Service for Internet Traffic

Using QoS to prioritize traffic for gaming and video streaming.

Optimize Internet Gaming with Upstream QoS

Prioritizing network traffic from local devices for lag-free online gaming.

Enable Upstream QoS

Activating the Upstream QoS feature for improved gaming performance.

Add Upstream QoS Rules

Creating rules to prioritize specific applications, games, or devices by MAC address.

Optimize Video Streaming with Downstream QoS

Prioritizing Internet traffic for enhanced video streaming performance.

Add Downstream QoS Rules by Keyword

Creating rules to prioritize traffic based on keywords or domain names.

Add Downstream QoS Rule by Device

Creating rules to prioritize traffic for specific devices using their MAC addresses.

Control Access to the Internet

Set Up Parental Controls

Configuring parental controls and web filtering levels for network devices.

Allow or Block Network Access

Using access control features to manage which devices can connect to the network.

Block Internet Sites by Keyword

Blocking specific websites using keywords, either always or on a schedule.

Block Internet Services

Blocking specific Internet services or applications based on type or schedule.

Share USB Devices Attached to the Router

Access USB Device on Network

Using ReadySHARE to access and share USB storage devices connected to the router.

Access USB Device from Mac

Connecting to and accessing a USB storage device from a Mac computer.

Access USB Device from Windows

Connecting to and accessing a USB storage device from a Windows computer.

Backup Windows Computers with ReadySHARE Vault

Using ReadySHARE Vault for centralized, continuous backup of Windows computers.

Manage Dynamic DNS and Access Storage Through Internet

Set Up and Manage Dynamic DNS

Configuring Dynamic DNS for remote network access using a domain name.

Access Storage Devices via Internet

Accessing USB storage devices connected to the router over the Internet.

Remotely Access USB Device Using ReadyCLOUD

Using the ReadyCLOUD service for remote access to USB storage devices.

Use the Router as a Media Server

Specify ReadyDLNA Media Server Settings

Configuring the router as a DLNA media server for compatible media players.

Play Music from USB with iTunes Server

Streaming music from a USB device using the router's iTunes server feature.

Share a USB Printer

Specify Network Settings

Set Up a Guest Network

Creating a separate guest WiFi network for visitors with limited access.

Set Up Router with Existing Router or Gateway

Connecting the router to an existing network in router or access point mode.

Use Router as Wireless Access Point

Configuring the router to function as a wireless access point (AP) in an existing network.

Set Up Router in Bridge Mode

Configuring the router in bridge mode to extend wireless network capabilities.

Set Up Wireless Distribution System

Setting up the router as a wireless base station or repeater in a WDS.

Manage Your Network

Update Router Firmware

Checking for and installing new firmware updates for the router.

Change Admin Password

Changing the default administrator password for router login security.

Remote Management

Enabling and configuring remote access to the router's settings over the Internet.

Use VPN to Access Your Network

Set Up VPN Connection

Establishing a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection for secure remote access.

Use VPN to Access Home Internet Service

Using a VPN connection to access your home's Internet service while away.

Specify Internet Port Settings

Set Up Port Forwarding to Local Server

Configuring port forwarding to allow incoming Internet traffic to reach specific local servers.

Set Up Port Triggering

Configuring port triggering for applications requiring dynamic port opening.

Troubleshooting

Cannot Log In to Router

Steps to resolve issues preventing login to the router's web interface.

Cannot Access the Internet

Troubleshooting steps for when the router has IP but no Internet access.

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